Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-16
NEW CARLISLE.

New CARLISLE, June ia remarka
bic case Of veterinary surgery was per
formed here by pr J B. Gerber Of this
place. Some time ago Mr.. Charles Stafford
had a valuable horse that fell and fractured
Its right foreeg SO badly that the bones
protrudsd. The doctor took the case in
! hand, and today the horse is again on the
road. sound and well, with no visible mark
OF the late accident upon him. DIR. Gerber
Is a graduate of Hartford Veterinary Col
lege, and is gaining large practice in his
profession. . Mr. Finlay Stafford, a retired
farmer, has moved TO our village to spend
the balance Of his days. feeling that New
Carlisle Is good place to start from on
that mysterious voyage To the better coun-
try. .MeSSTS. Tully Scarf and Mont
kiSsinger have fine herd of Texas
ponies here for sale. The Small
Fruit Growers association had
magnificent supper AT Olive Branch Fri
day evening. About two hundred guests
were present .. .. The derrick for the gas
well is completed and the drill will be-
started in few days on its way 10 the low
er regions. So We hope soon 10 know
whether our fate is the same A. our sur
rounding cities. .bur churches are mon
opolizing the time in providing amuSementS
for our people in the way Of lawn feteS.
etc. There is no lack of strawberry and
Ice cream festivals. Thus il is they give lis
birthstone in the winter and ice cream IN
the summer, and our people seem happy
and contented with their present and future
prospects. .Children's day at the NJ. f. |
church was duly observed Sunday. The |
of arrangements had their work |
perfected. The floral decorations in the |
audience room were beautiful and |
grand, showing skill and good taste.
The music for the occasion was furnished
by the church choir and was fully up TO the
requirements of the occasion. Few towns
II the size of this can boast of the talent
Tor music that is found here, and what adds
more to the interest of religious worship
han real, first claSSlmusice Anyone OF
our readers happening in the burg over
sabbath day would be richly paid TO go to
he NJ. +. church TO hear the singing of
heir choir If nothing more. The pastor,
Rev. J. W. Gaddis. proves a shepherd that
5 III full sympathy with his flock. and is
eslous and thoughtful in looking after the
piritual as well as the financial interest of
he church. He has succeeded in placing
his charge in healthy condition in every
aspect, and is loved by his people as few
'astors are. On Sunday evening the large
udience room was filled to overtiowing.
The exercises consisted in song. prayer.
'criptnral readings, recitations, essays, and
oneert readings, all of which was
repaired with care, and presented
n most pleasing manner.
The Sabbath school of this church numbers
ear 800 and is in iiourishing condition
nder the supervision of MIR. Algie Stafford :
nd his estimable wife. They are each de- $
oted and Jealous in their work for the
hildren. d. . The Union Labor party has =
nnounced meeting for Wednesday night .
this place, for the purpose of organizing
club for the campaign. The action of the u
lie convention of the republican party. in y Y
ignoring the political influence
the country districts. gives the enemy y
'me hope. and they are Fastening to take :,
of the dissatisfied element by a
borough organization of the county on any
an To defeat the republican nominees. =
'e hope that the republicans OF this town
lip are too wide awake To be caught on any u
ch chatf as the opposition are preparing =
4 them, but il is well enough for our peo- u
e Ia De on the lookout. for vigilance is the u !
ice of liberty, and We cannot now IL
lord Ia be caught sleeping on our oars.
ar old time ajorlty must be had in No
HDer. There may be some Just cause f0r
mplaint Of our political friends here, but
wing aid and comfort to the enemy in time Vi
active hostiiities. is devilish poor consO- al
ton, and gives no hope OF remedying the "
il complained of. All needed reforms h,
n be brought about in the republican W
rty, and IL is safest 10 swear by the OF
idge that has always landed us safely hi
er the stream. At this time, il is espe- OF
lily wise to stay by our color~; and moth h,
: should be done which would in any WAY b,
danger our prospects for victory in No h,
mber. To be a good republican means
nething more than to hold Office ami feed G.
the public crib. 1t means patriotism: il
.ans love of country: it meaus the
CHEST and purest citizenship: it means the
walton of the human race, and the build til
I up Of good. healthy sentiment, SO as as
keep our country speeding on in the high h,
" of general intelligence, prosperity and Ia
lyon. These are the cardinal features at
the party, and the high standard of its II
,rals cannot leave ii. -